Former presenter Esther Rantzen is in talks about bringing back her 1970s' television series That's Life! according to reports.
The 77-year-old fronted the BBC One primetime Saturday show - which was a mix of investigations, consumer rights, topical issues and entertainment - from 1973 to 1994. The show was later moved to Sunday nights.
According to The Mirror, the BBC now hope to resurrect it, but this time with Rantzen in a role behind the camera.
"There is a possibility," she told the newspaper. "A twinkle in someone's eye. I say no more than that."
A more guarded BBC spokesman said that it is "a very very early development pilot".
That's Life! was a huge hit with UK television viewers during its 21-year run and spawned several spin-offs and specials.
It was revived for one night only in 2013, when Rantzen appeared on BBC's The One Show to present an updated version of the long-running magazine programme.
Here's the famous talking dog from That's Life!:
